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Go Chiefs!

Published Tuesday, 18 January, 2022By Matt Held
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

Being from KC I’m a fan of the American Football team the Kansas City Chiefs.

Art…possibly?

Published Tuesday, 18 January, 2022By Chris Arnold
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

So made something that technically you could put on the wall….chesnut with Intrinsic colours, off centre turning and seperate central ‘shell’s which I applied gold leaf to and tried to…

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Off centre wall attempt

Published Monday, 17 January, 2022By Dave Stocks
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

No texturing tool or embellishing wax and lots learned!

Wall Hanging

Published Monday, 17 January, 2022By
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

Many Firsts, Off center turning, Pyrography, Airbrush and trying Stuart Furini ribbons effect… Turned out OK…

Dragons Eye

Published Monday, 17 January, 2022By Tyas Stark
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

Taken from Martins, “Golden Fire” platter. First time using air brush and gilt cream and texturing 😊

Barnwood Wall Hanging

Published Saturday, 15 January, 2022By Max Kackstetter
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

Piece of barn wood, maybe chestnut. Turned in the center, cut into strips, then re-glued.

Oaky Doaky

Published Saturday, 15 January, 2022By Michael Paige
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

My first off centre piece….. It was squeezed out of 1″ Oak.

Achillies’ Shield

Published Saturday, 15 January, 2022By Adrian Olsen
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

I know that I’m seriously pushing my luck now, but this month’s theme has got me on a role, so here’s my 4th effort. I used a 14’” diameter sycamore…

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Eccentric Oak

Published Saturday, 15 January, 2022By Richard AYers
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

Clearly I need more practice with my new spiralling tool but as they say “it’s not the destination but the journey”. I continue to enjoy mine!

Crescent

Published Friday, 14 January, 2022By Jeannet Johansson Vaage
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

My first piece with several centres. Made of ash, coloured with Intrinsic black, earth, plum, ruby and burnt orange. Textures are filled with Hampshire Sheen’s white embellishing wax.

Wall clock made of coloured thuja

Published Friday, 14 January, 2022By Jeannet Johansson Vaage
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

Made of thuja, coloured with Intrinsic black and earth. The numbers are airbrushed using stencils and Chestnut’s gold metallic. The clock is about 30 cm in diameter.

Abstract Art ?

Published Friday, 14 January, 2022By Adrian Olsen
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

My 3rd entry for this month (is that allowed, Martin?). This one is an experiment using a 9’” Maple square, turned with some concentric circles and then cut into strips…

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1st Timer

Published Friday, 14 January, 2022By
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

1st time at an off-centre piece. Thank you Martin for the insiration and guidance. Did not know that I could hold my breath for so long!!!!!! Cyril

Multi piece wall hanging

Published Thursday, 13 January, 2022By Wayne Clasper
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

4 piece wll hanging in Oak, all pieces turned off center, 10″x10″,coloured with ebonising lacquer and Jo Sonja iridescent paints

Purple Circle

Published Thursday, 13 January, 2022By Adrian Olsen
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

A second entry for me this month. With many thanks to Stewart Furini for his tuition and inspiration. A wall plaque, 14 inch diameter in Sycamore. Textured and carved, then…

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Shield Wall

Published Thursday, 13 January, 2022By Adrian Olsen
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

My monthly challenge effort for January. Inspired somewhat by Martin’s demo last week and by also after Nick Agar. Up-cycled (popular word) from an old stair-tread in Maple. Turning, then…

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Something more for the wall!

Published Tuesday, 11 January, 2022By Tom Dullage
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

Another off-centre turning, from an 8-inch sycamore bowl blank, inspired by Martin’s excellent demo. Coloured with HS Intrinsic Flame, Honey and Burnt Orange, with a bit of subtle texturing. Colours…

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Practice piece

Published Tuesday, 11 January, 2022By Matt Held
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

Here’s my first attempt at a wall hanging. Not very original in design, but it’s a start.

Wall Mirror

Published Friday, 7 January, 2022By James Cassidy
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

Wall mirror made from beech with bevel edge glass.

Wall clock

Published Thursday, 6 January, 2022By Tom Dullage
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

A natural edge, offset turning from a nice piece of yew, which came from Warton Crag, a Lancashire Wildlife Trust nature reserve where I volunteer.

Relief panel

Published Tuesday, 4 January, 2022By Keith Appleby
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

Hollowed form with fused glass

Wall Art

Published Tuesday, 4 January, 2022By Keith Golds
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

Not a lot of turning, a lot of burning. wood is beech colours are intrinisic finish is canuba wax

Wall art attempt

Published Wednesday, 29 December, 2021By Chris Arnold
Categorized as January '22: Something for the Wall, Members Work

No really sure I know what art is but here is my interpretation for the challenge. Stenciled on scene to elm burr with coloured chestnut pieces to represent water and…

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2021 Challenges – A Look Back

Published Tuesday, 21 December, 2021By Martin Saban-Smith
Categorized as Challenges, December '20 Christmas Freestyle, Members Work, News

Our members throughout 2021 have been flexing their imaginations and creativity through a selection of different challenges. Here is a look back at just some of the pieces submitted to…

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December ’21 Challenge Round-Up

Published Tuesday, 21 December, 2021By Martin Saban-Smith
Categorized as December '21: Wet Wood, Members Work

Our members this month were challenged with turning a piece from wet wood. Again, those who took part showed off their creativity and produced some super pieces.

Live edge on unknown species

Published Monday, 20 December, 2021By David Ansley
Categorized as Members Work, Uncategorized

I was given a limb which was borderline green, bottom is warped now and a couple of splits appearing.

Natural Edge Ash Bowl

Published Monday, 20 December, 2021By Keith Appleby
Categorized as December '21: Wet Wood, Members Work

28% moisture content but no distortion

Maple Crotch Bowl

Published Sunday, 19 December, 2021By Max Kackstetter
Categorized as December '21: Wet Wood, Members Work

Maple crotch bowl turned green with thin walls and bark inclusions.

Green Cherry Bowl

Published Sunday, 19 December, 2021By Callum Austin
Categorized as Members Work, Uncategorized

Wobbly cherry bowl. I turned and wet sanded to 320 whilst green, and then hand sanded with 320 and 400g once dry, before finishing with some walnut oil and beeswax.…

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Wet Walnut

Published Sunday, 19 December, 2021By Greg Ellyson
Categorized as December '21: Wet Wood, Members Work

Once turned walnut 3/16″ thick by 17″ long.

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